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. | LOCAL AND 1 J C **************************** H. M. Hardee was here one day recently. o * * * * * John Capps spent last Thursday in Conway. s ***** Hill King was in Conway one day last week. | c ***** Miss Lucilc Sasser is at home from Winthrop College. * * * * * * E. P. H. inches was among callers in Conway last week. t * * * * ? P. C. Phipps was in Conway a part Of J1 (I:i V ljlv:t uioolr > * ? ??^ *? * * * * * VV. J. Waller spent last Saturday afternoon in Conway. * ****** A. T. Suggs visited this part of the county last Saturday. < ***** McQueen Quattlebaum spent the week end with his family. ***** Miss Elnida Bryan returned last week from Coker College. ***** Myrtle Beach is expecting many visitors for the week end. ***** Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Freeman we're at the beach Inst Sunday. ?**??' i i Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jones were at Myrtle Beach on Sunday afternoon. * * * * * J. M. A'fold visited Conway on business one day Last week. * * * * * J W. C. Bell was here from IJayboro ] the latter p::rt of last week. ***** Miss Clytie Lewis is at homo from Lander College for the summer. ;* * * * * Their was too much rain for some of the farms it this section last weeL. ? # * Mr. and Mrs. S. R Gascjue spent a few hours at the beach last Sunday. * 4 ? + * The Kirc; Aits* Club was enter ( tained by Miss Margaret. Lev/is last week. p * >>i * ? Inmost S:i:.er of the (University of North Carolina is at home for Lit summer. > *** Miss Mvelyn Collins is ut home from Columbia College to spend the sum rev. * * * * * Mi .\ iiia Baco'. who has been at- , tmvlinL; Columbia College- returned last week. * * * * * Mi- ! ] -lie L'lliott is at home from S<.ui> Carolina College for the summer vacation. Miss Helen bray arrived in town last week to visit her sister, Mrs. B. I). Alexander. * * * * * The rains of last week prevented the hi; in# by of corn in some places in this county. '/**>(? >K Misses F.velyn and Jamie Marsh of Wi'.'.throp College are ,ut home I'or the summer holidays. ; * * >K * ^ Mr. and Mrs. McQueen Quattlebaum were amonj>- those who spent a portion of last Sund.ty at Myrtle Beach.. ***** , M . . \ \ I 7 T > A A 1 - I . * .>j i-a . w. oarren ;cn last ween ( for Alabama, where she will join a p;.:rty and proceed to go to California. ?*** * i Wilfred Oflicer of the highway de- j jv*r'nii1!1' spent the week end in town ( with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George < Officer. * * * * * Miss Ilasel Kaircloth arrived in ( town last week and will .'-pend the j sunr.ner with her sister, Miss Esther ^ Faircloth. ( I Archie Sasser arrived in Conway last week. He has heen attending the South Carolina Medical Association of <. Charleston, S. C. N * * * * * y W. J. Sessions was able to visit [ Conway iast Friday after an illness of [ several (iavs at his home in the conn- \ try near Homewood. 1t *r * # * Sasser Bros, will again run the re- v freshmen; booth at the annex at i Myrtle Beach. They are already open | and ready for business. ? * * ? r Mi sses Marguerite and Nina Coilins j arrived in town last week to spend p the summer holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Collins. * * * * * u After a few days' illness we are ,s glad to report that Mrs. Purdie Mc- r Neil I is again able to sit up. We s wish her a speedy recovery to health, j Hal L. Buck is finishing another <> cottage at Myrtle Beach. It is near a the cottage which is occupied each summer by Mr. and Mrs. Buck and family. n * * + * Some of the largest huckleberries )< ever seen in Conway were brought q here and offered for sale last Satur- ^ day by Ling Baker. Me picked the e berries from bushes growing near the tl village of Allen, S. C. p * 4! * C< Hon. W. M. Booth spent a part of last Saturday in Conway on business. He has been solicited by a number of ^ friends to make the race for the e House of Representatives again this a time, but he was undecided last Sat- jy urday whether he would enter the p race thitime or not. He will let you ! |> kno.?r later. ! m Get good pnper at the Herald shop. ^ ]v T PERSONAL I' >e < * .Get filing supplies at the Herald -t ffice. * * * * * E. J. Marsh was here a few days c lj<o on business. ***** T. J. Vaught was here on business v >ne day last week. Get pood paper and pood printing it the Herald shop. * * * * * , George ^Rheuark was a visitor in his section recently. A A A * * 1 V W W W W j W. E. Jolly was among those who ,'isited Conway recently. * * See us or call 140 for your meats. Ratlin's Meat Market. 5-18-tf I * ? * * Miss Helen Thomas arrived Sunday evening on her way to Winthrop. , * * * * * M. C. Dorman attended the Sunday -chool convention at Good Hope. * * * * * Belfast linen bond for your typewriter paper at the Herald j-hop. ***** Miss Rosa Hell and Francis Ray :pent Sunday evening in Conway. ***** Mr. find Mrs. H M M , "V Sunouy afternoon at Myrtle Beach. ? ? ? Civile Dusenbury of Toddville visiled relatives in Conway the week end. *? *' The corn crop jp looking well in rriovt fee'ions of Horry county just now. ***** Mailing envelopes of different ldnds for your le^al papors at the Ilerald shop. ***** Itr.'id the new i*rls appearing in th? Herald every vteok for K. \V. Lane ft Co. ***** T " C'*r>per was in Conway wi i *? for not no time on Kl i T. -'.S. >i it * * Mnr.jorie FJuntlev is fit horn*' i'or th< su?ninci. She attended Flore lOcDoruiki's collcj;e. * * * at * There was ra'n f 1 >*? twiddle of lest v\erV. j.nd it wis >cood on the ercp ii. so::ie corv.muniUe.-. ***** Ilene Spivoy, who was irradunto''! 4his yea J* fr<->n ('h icoro College, arrived i!i town Inst week. * * + * * The Herald is only $1.50. Best county paper at less than the people nave to pay in othe) counties. ? * # # Mrs .1>. A. &pivey attended the closi'ljti oxei'rises of t'hicoro College last week, whore her daughter, Miss A!lenct was j'T.uduated. Mis- Edna Mi alow returned home Saturday r.if?'ht from Vineland. N. after a very pleasant visit to her unit, Mrs. .J. !\. Davis. wt * * + ? E. T. Hughes, candidate for Congress from the sixth Congressional lislrict, recently spent some tiin<; in this county on business. * * * * * Miss Bledsoe, Mr. Clayton G;is<|ue, Miss Lillian heath, and Mr. Casque, joth of Muliins, and Mrs. E. E. Jovian motored to .Myrtle Beach Sunday. FOR SALE?Millions Porto Rico. Mancy H.all and Early Triumnh potato slants 75 cents per 1.000 f. o. b. Yailo ta. Don is Plant Co., Valdosta. : rja.?Adv. fi-8-2t. ; :)?**** Mi.-if? Li Mian Louth of Mull ins came o Conway Sunday, brin^in^ back att'e Miss Belli Jordan, who had boor. /isitink* relatives in Mullins a couple )f weeks. Miss Leath is a sister to virs. iii. W. Jordan. 1 ***** When the tobacco farmers of this ; ;ection get to the place that they can vithhold their product from the mar- ; cot until it is the proper time for 5 hem to sell it in order to get the 5 >est prices they will realize a much >etter profit from their labors. : ***** : Sam Paul returned recently from a j fisit -of several days to his brother. J 3. W. Paul at Glenwood, Ga. His \ rother is engaged in farming there s md doing well, though he says Ih/it \ noney matters are very tight there j ust as they have been in some other " daces. ' ***** > The bus 'lines are being brought * inder control of the railroad commit > ion in the same way that the rail- J oads are controlled by the conimis- > ion. Rules and lobulations are be- t ng made for the bus lines to follow. jj ''here does not .appear to bo any li- >| ense required under the regulations jj 5 yet. ?i ***** ;j Conway and Horry county are in jj eed of good advertising now and all s| he time in order to let those outside jj now what we have to oiTer here. 2 )no of the best opportunities we will jl ver have is on June 21, when the 3 ditors of the state will pass through H lie town* on their way to M\rtle 3 teach to hold their annual business ?> on vent ion. ?j The use of strong drink in this sec- H ion of the country is entirely too J vident in view of the stringent laws 3 gainst it. There is plenty of it be- 4 lg made and at several different % lace?. It appears to be easv to irri * y those who want to use it. The J * ussjij-ve of prohibition laws way e<i y. * he enforcement. of the laws is the * nrd thins to do. . .v HE HORRY HERALD, CONWi Best writing tablets at the Herald shop. ***** For fruit jars see us. Coopersmith Co.?Adv. * * See Farm Implement Co. for stoves md ranges.?Adv. * * * T. J. Vaught was in Conway re:ently on business. * * * * ? The Civic League will see that cleanup week is observed. * * O. H. McMillan was in Florence )n business recently. * * * * Rev. Ross Johnson of Cades was a visitor in town recently. ***** FOR RENT?Three cottages. H. M. Russ, Conway, S. C. * * * * John T. Shelly of Aynor spent several days here last week. ***** Allen Skipper visited Conway on business one day last week. ***** Dr. and Mrs. V. F. Piatt and chilclren recently visited Mullins. * * * * Paper towels in rolls and best paper napkins at the Herald shop. ***** Another car of Merry Widow flour to arrive. Cooper-Smith Co.?Adv. ***** A. M. I>usenbury spent some time in Conway last weok on business. ***** Spg us for feed oats. Have just unloaded a car. Cooper-Smith Co.?Adv. ***** A car of salt, nlso a car of hay ar rived this wwk. Cooper-Smith Co.? Adv. ? * M. B. Thompson was here from hi? home near Wumpot? the fir:?t of las' vteek. Corn for 75 rents per bushel ,nt my Bell place. J. W. ilolLiday.?Adv. 5-25-41 * * * * Miss Ruth Houser of \V itiston-Sa'(. i, N. O.. is visitin;; her sister, Mrs. VI. A. Wright ***** Tobacco sprays, arsenate of lead and }): .?*'3 jfreon at Farm Implement Co. store.? Adv. * * * * # PrisciUa Dean attracted a hi fr ' rowd at the Pastime The,-it re last Tee::dav rveriimr. * ' w \ M * Remember. wo have bi'r stocks of v.': ? mate of lead. Got our -prices. Cooper-Smith 0<?. Auv. * * 4 * # Miss Alexia Huntley loft lodav for So.a si-dam, Va., wh<:*e .'he has act-opted a summer school. * Letter files sufficient to hold the correspondence f'>r a lomr t.i re a.e kepi, in stork ut the Herald office. H * * T Some of the members of the 11th {Trade are expecting to have a home party at the beach next week. ? * * * Good printing on f.?;ood paper at tlM? Herald office. We take poins with, your work at the Herald shop. If * f * See Farm Implement Co. about ridin}.? and walking cultivators. These implements will help you out of the .ui'ass. * * The Herald is now $1.50 per year. ->' * -x- x- -x- -x- -* ;t # :< -x--x- -x- ?-* -a- -x- * * x- * * * -x* ' * CLEAN-CP WKKl' * * * * I Clean-u] ? | We have a large ass ? * clean-up week. Everyth I the home in sanitary conch * j; closed doors and accumuh H t j INSECTICIDES K [ FLOOR POLISH t PTJRNITURE POLIS k |c j: and scores of other necessi u H ing your home. |c c t ! CLEAN-UP-t : c | Piatt's PI The Drug Sto &Y, S. C., JUNE 8, 1922 Dipping and spraying of cattle ticks has been going on for sonic time in different sections of the county. * M iss Murjorie Huntley is homer fiom Flora McDonald College to spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. J. C. Huntley. ( ***** Mrs. J. C. Stancel and children left for home on Tuesday morning after , visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Collins. * * * * Mrs. Henry Powell of Fairmont, N. C.. arrived in town on Tuesday to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Harvey Hodge. * * Dr. Lewis will be in Georgetow n ne\t Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in attendance at the State Dental Association, ltpd ***** See us for sugar, meat, lard, chicken feed, hay, oats, corn, in fact everything in groceries at close cash prices. Cooper-Smith Co.?Adv. Miss Helen Thomas, accompanied )>y eight other delegates, left today !'or the state course M Winthrop College, which lasts ten days. Mi ss Johnnie Atkinson went to I Mann in j.-?, S. ('., last Tuesday as a delegate to the missionary society mooting held there this week. * * * ? ? Miss Josephine Vandervoort leaves today for New York city, where she will visit relatives and friends juv! will stay a month or more. * * ? * n Mr. Purdie McNeill is building a fine new bungalow at Myrtle Beach and getting ready to enjoy life tl\is snmnier iik^? a regular fellow. * * * * * WANTIiD to rent a furnished cot tage at Myrtle Heach for two week in month of July. Address Seaside tare of Herald.?Adv. C?-l-2t-pd The lentil grade of the B ur rough high school <s enjoying a house pnr4x at M.vrMe Ceach this wok. Mr. Mrs. 1*. D. Alexander aie. the chap rones. * % * * Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Thompson of Mi'llins passed through Conway last Sunday in charge of a crowd of Mul in:-, young people on a visit to the lieach. * * * H Get your building materials. win dews, floors and wall board, etc.. at the Farm fn*.plement Co. on Third avenue. Also paints and other neces?taries.?A dv. .*.*** * Mrs. E. 10. Jordan and children wi 11 lorive today for <'hattanooji'a and oth^r ixsini> in Tonncssoo to visit relative' and friends and will j?o to Vtlanta, Oa.. anci other towns n. that state, an<! i'; be gone about iwo or three weeks I * * * * * Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Hemingway. I S. C.. recently visited the home of Rev. J. .C. Atkinson here whiie in this county looking over the vieM ot the Horry Industrial School, of which Mr. Brown was recently elected president. I There is a house party this week at the F. A. Burroughs cottage at Ivlyrtlc Beach, ch.apeir.ned by Mr. and Mis. M. A. Wright of Conway. The party is made up of Misses Janice Cox. Eunice Uliner, Eleanor Carson, Sarah McMillan and Ruth Houscr. * -x- -x- -x- x-x- -x- x x- * -x- -x- * x- # * * -x- >; * -x- * * He ^ J L"NIII 12 TO 17 jj; * * * ? V or I * * & i I I ortment of requisites for * i * I ing that is needed to put % * tion after a long winter of, * \tion of flliH. * * * DISINFECTANTS * * POLISH MOPS ! >H SOAPS I * * * ties for thoroughly clean- % * * T * * * * -DISINFECT | * He * * M iiarmacy S * 4 re of Service % If I a-#-:**-*#x- x- :*% *-x- x- >: * :< *-x-x : > : v LUDLAM-SPtVEY FOR JUNE 14 Invitations were issued last week to the wedding of Miss Ruth Spivey to Mr. Thomas Boyd Ludlam. The ceremony will be performed at the First Baptist Church of Conway on Wednesday evening, June 14, at 7:30 o'clock. The bride is the daughter of Mr. und Mrs. J. C. Spivey. She is a young lady of the highest culture and attainments. Mr. Ludlam is connected with the Conway National Bank and Conway Savings Bank, both conducted in the same building. He is a young business man of marked ability. o HOME MAKERS* CLUB The next meeting of the Progres sive Home Makers' Club will l>e held at the home of Mrs. T. E. Ward on June 15. Mrs. Oliver Floyd, Sec. ?o Last Monday was legal salesday. But few sales were made here. ***** O. J. Bell of Warn pee, S. C., spent some time in Conway on business last week. Mr. Stephen Huntley left on Wednesday for Columbia, where he has accepted a position as representative of the Jones Teachers' Agency. Tabor Seed Company, Tabor, N. C.. has 200 bushels nice clean, sound field peas for sale, also velvet and soy beans and a general line of garden and field seeds, poultry feeds and supplies. Better see them before buying.? Adv. tf * * * * * WANTED?A good man to represent us in Horry and adjoining counties in handling monuments and memorial Work. We have a good proposition for a good man. Add res.1. Owen Bros. Marble and Gr.anite Co.. Greenwood, S. C.?Adv. 5-25-ot. * * 4. * * Owen M. Ward, ..ho man who \va> brought before the. court at tlv re'\ent term charged with wife beating was declared to be insane by three physicians appointed by the court. Ward was taken io the insane asylum last week by She? iff James A. Lewis. ***** NOTICE I have three hogs, t,?ken up on the Frances ISea'y pl.vee. Owner can get them by paying for iheir keep and for this advertisement. O. C. Craw ford, Conway, S. O. (5-2t Tlie Herald is mow !> 1.50. <V ! CBE8!i^8lk? 1 <*. ? \ Myc glasses lit ted and sold en X a ( UEiHT. V ^ Office ;?ver Horry Drug Co. ^ ^ Office days every Monday. vj $ Hours, 9 to J * ^ a j? L. A. WOODiUFF, D. Opt. Fyosi'?ht Specialist <f> + Conway, S. C. <> > <& $>0'\$><>^ <$> $ _ i ^ /^kc: \ iV.K:?'' \ ^?- / . ..v"/ ^ekr ?? ?it r?@ j) /^ ->v\j fe |?W'i| VSi <V*"v{Nf4' \StAJLfc^S#Vf^-C?JRV>JUve^.S*v mmmm m m m & ' JUNE FR< GOLDF BIG J Our store packed, jami happy shoppers? Because we extended our MONTH OF JUNE anc of summer goods right into t Come right along to our and invite your friends her< Plenty of bargains in si cool. uuiuiiocn UJ ? Kingston I W. M. GOLDFINCH, Sec.-Treas. * V HORRYITE DIES IN FLORIDA Mrs. Costie Hodges of Sanford, Fla., died at her home there the first of this week and her body was sent here for burial at her old home. She was a daughter of Mrs. Bettie McM. Long and the late L. I). Long. She left two very young children, one of whom, born in the last few days, died a few hours after the mother. She is survived by a number of brothers and sisters: Messrs. Clarence Long, Isaac G.; John A. and James H. Long, and A. H. Long of Conway; Mr. Hickman Long, recently of Mull ins, S. C.; Mrs. Hannah Stoggins of Conway; Mrs. Maude Powell of Fairmont, N. C., S. C. Long of Toddville, and Mrs. A. M. Dusenburv of Conway. She was married here several years ago and left with her husband to live in their home at Moultrie, Ga. Later she moved to Sanford, Fla., where she died. For a number of years she had been a sufferer from asthma, and this, with other complications, caused her death. Before her man iage she had taken a business course and was a bookkeeper for some time in the employment of the Conway Bargain House. o v LOVING CUP IS * . WON BY LANIER The debating contest between the Timrod and Lanier literary societies of the Burroughs high school took place at Conway Baptist Church la*t Friday evening. Myron Gordon and Miss Edna Dawsev represented one of the societies and Collins Spivcy and "Miss Evelyn ?nmer represented the other. The I,:mier society v?on iI\o contest and received the /isvanl of the loving cup offered by the School Improvement Association. ^ **?i W anted To sell chcap, a bargain., Overland nine ty in paid \ condition. Can he seen and Ined out be!ore j buying. I ! Rev. W. L. PARKER i 1 I Conway, S. C. (5-X-tf mjrnnrnmm mm i ]) :;**/ ^?- ? v.~lffiF >^v5^C '" \ - Us** NEWS 3M INCH'S SALE med and crowded, with sale THROUGH THE 1 put all our big purchases he sale. big stores, enjoy yourself e during this busy month. immcr goods to keep you y Goods Co. 7urniture Co. A. E. Ci0l.DFJN( M, President ! w?? ?I